Casa Cabeza: Ski East Coast

I suffer from a little seasonal depression. I say this not because I've seen a therapist and gotten a diagnosis but simply because I really struggle at times living in the Northeast when the weather starts to get cold and dark. The "Gloom Period" still gets to me. And really, I don't mind the cold so much. It's all those dismal gray days, the ones that start at 7:15 and end at 4:00 pm.

That's hard for me.

It doesn't help that I work in a windowless office inside a literal hidden bunker in Manhattan.

It's easy enough in the summer because I bike-commute. I'm on the bike for almost an hour every day, I get plenty of sun and fresh air while I'm out there, and it helps a lot with office life. I'm on the bike in the winter, too, but because of those late mornings and early evenings, there's a lot less sun.

At Mount Snow, Winter 2018-19.

We ski. In fact, as we get older, I find myself wanting to ski more and more. Not because I'm some daredevil thrill-seeker but because I really like spending time out on the slopes in the sun. I'm actually a snowboader, again not because I'm some radical dude but because I find snowboarding to be a little easier on my knees.

The Bluebird Express at Mt. Snow

Anyway, this tab archives our adventures with an emphasis on specific resorts along the East Coast, mostly in Vermont, Massachusetts, and Connecticut. We ski a lot, so we ski where we live. Hence the name -- Ski East Coast.

We're also members of Stratford's Sterling Ski Club, a part of the Connecticut Ski Council. Highly recommended for Connecticut-based skiers.